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Witch's Brew (2012)

by Heidi R. Kling(Favorite Author)

3.96 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Coliloquy, LLC

series

The Spellspinners of Melas County

review 1: Witch's BrewHeidi Klingreceived from Netgalley in exchange for an honest reviewIm not really a fan of this novel. It wasn't bad, it just wasn't good either. Nothing about this book was new, fresh, or unique. My favorite part of this bookWas having choices of how the book was going to go. It reminded me of the old schoolGoosebump books I read. This book took me more than a month to read, that should say something.otherwise this book did not keep my attention one bit. I kept waiting for excitement and it just never came. The characters had no life to them and I think that might have been my biggest issue. There wasnt any chemistry between me and the main characters or even between the main characters for that matter.
review 2: Thank you to Heidi R.Kling for allo... morewing me to read this book on a read for review basis.Wow this book was amazing. From the very first sentence I was hooked. This isn't just any witch book with the same old storyline. Heidi R.Kling has a way of taking a simple thing and making it brand new and completely original. It was like no other witch book I have ever read and it made it stand out and keep my attention throughout the book. The author not only wrote a brilliant book but she also tried a new way of writing to interact more with the reader and I believe it worked fantastically. Giving the reader multiple options on what may happen throughout the book with the characters making different decisions or following different paths aloud the reader to feel even more involved with the story. I personally loved this new way of writing and read all of the options within the book to see how simple decisions could change the whole outcome of something. I have to say I think all of the options were amazing there wasn't one that I was disappointed with.On top of her exciting and new way interacting with the reader Heidi R.Kling also created a fantastic plot and well developed characters. Witches and warlocks are enemies but with the possibility of them all losing their magic the witches may have to consider trusting one of the very creatures the despise. As the romance between the witch Lily and warlock Logan blossoms the reader becomes more and more attached to these wonderful characters. Lily is a curious energetic girl who falls for the wrong guy or the right guy since Logan is protective, caring and don't forget very hot.Another thing that the author does brilliantly is creating her version of the world of witches. She has created a very exciting world without leaving the reader confused as to what is happening. By adding the prophecy to the book she has allowed lots of drama and problems for the teenage couple to face. Overall I thought this was a very unique and attention grabbing book that I could not put down. By using her wonderful descriptions and keeping the drama going throughout the book the reader is on the edge of their seats hoping that these two teenagers can find a way to be together. I would recommend that people try this book but be warned it ends on a tormenting cliff hanger. less

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